Toilets on the Canning stock route

Thanks Aimee. We were incredibly disappointed last year to find that the facilities at Durba had been destroyed in a mindless act of Vandalism. It’s great that a group of selfless individuals have undertaken what is no doubt an expensive, difficult and time consuming exercise to ensure that we outback travelers have some creature comforts and even more importantly, ensuring that the magnificent and fragile Durba environment can sustain the onslaught of we tourists. A heartfelt thanks to all those who participated.

Regards and thanks. Mick.




P.S. Aimee, has it been relocated outside the gorge area?

Nice shot of Mick heading into the boonies to conduct some "secret men's business". On a clear night you can see the southern cross from there. :)

Jack

Hi aimee,

Great work and many thanks.

A 200 metre walk isn't any sort of a problem to thank the traditonal owners for allowing the use of their land.

Geoff

Great news.

I warned Track Carein August 2008 about communicating with the "traditional owners". I bumped into some elders at Calvert Ranges during the trip. They told myself and my traveller, that they had arranged some boys to go out and burn it down. They were dead serious that they did not want us defacating on their land.

Seems as though lines of communication were open this time, and hopefully it will not be wrecked again.

Brett....

brings back memories....I had one of those aluminium framed seats, walked of to use it, tried to dig a hole the ground was too hard hole was only 2cm deep, sat down to do business....guess what frame collapsed....s**t everywhere....gravel & dirt between my cheeks....family thought it was very funny.....I didn't at the time....but I do now as I type this.

CU down the road